People who survived the capsizing of a ferry, cry as they wait for more information about their missing friends and relatives, at a reservoir in Guatape, Colombia, on Sunday. Luis Benavides/AP hide caption
A crash in oil prices and political instability under President Nicolas Maduro has led to food shortages. And that has prompted almost daily street protests by thousands of Venezuelans. Here opposition activists march on the Francisco Fajardo Highway in Caracas on June 19. Federico Parra/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
A member of the federal police holds an hourglass with Nazi markings on Friday at the Interpol headquarters in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Natacha Pisarenko/AP hide caption
Hundreds Of Carrier Factory Jobs To Move To Mexico
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Behind Mexico's Most Violent Month
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Venezuelan On Daily Life Amid Protests: 'We Need To Be Here To Fight'
Jorge Santiago Aguirre, a human rights lawyer in Mexico City, clicked on a link in a text message he received last year asking for his help. Nothing happened. But days later, audio was leaked of a call between Aguirre and one of his clients. The call had been heavily edited and painted both men as criminals. James Frederick hide caption
Mexico's Government Is Accused Of Targeting Journalists And Activists With Spyware
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Donkeys with "kill tags," wait in export pens in Eagle Pass, Texas, destined for slaughterhouses in Mexico. Chinese are buying up donkey skins around the world to use in making traditional medicine. Julie Caramonte/Equine Welfare Alliance and Wild Horse Freedom Foundation hide caption
Amid Growing Threats, Donkey Rescuers Protect The Misunderstood Beasts Of Burden
A woman is taken away on a gurney after an explosion at the Andino shopping center in Bogota, Colombia, on Saturday. Ricardo Mazalan/AP hide caption
Students in Tijuana walk toward the U.S. border early in the morning on May 2. Teachers in San Diego estimate that about 1,000 students cross from Tijuana into San Diego every day to go to school. Jonathan Levinson for NPR hide caption
Miguel Angel Covarrubias Cervantes, a former mayor in central Mexico, posted a video of him delivering a speech inspired by a Netflix promotional video for House of Cards. Miguel Cervantes/Screenshot by NPR hide caption
Venezuela's Government Cracks Down On Shipments From U.S. Amid Crisis
Panama's minister of foreign affairs, Isabel de Saint Malo de Alvarado, shakes hands with China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, during a joint press briefing Tuesday in Beijing. Getty Images hide caption